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Continue reading →: ‘The Loft Sessions’ by Bethel Music“The Loft Sessions” by Bethel Music is out today! “Recorded live in a refurbished rustic loft, the Bethel Music team gathered friends and family for several nights of worship that set the stage for this ground-breaking recording. The Loft Sessions explores new territory for Bethel Music, merging an array of acoustic…
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Continue reading →: Year In Review 2011I’m pretty happy about how 2011 turned out. So I decided to write this blog to commemorate how epic it was and remind myself how blessed I am. Without further ado, here are some of the highlights of 2011! January – at 12:00am I was cheering and screaming along with…
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Continue reading →: Africa – Part IIn August I fulfilled a lifelong dream to visit the continent of Africa – visiting the countries of Ghana and Togo on a mission trip with two amazing NPOs – Mentor Leaders & Conduit Mission – as their photographer/videographer. This is Part I of what will probably be 3 or…
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Continue reading →: Woodkid “Iron”If all music videos were as masterfully crafted as this one, MTV might still be playing music videos all day.
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Continue reading →: Vitalic NoiseLast year I had the idea for a collaborative photoshoot event that was pulled off beautifully by my friend Justin Katerberg via his agency Vitalic Noise. The shoot was a blast and I loved a lot of the pics that came out of it. I’ve had a few on my…
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Continue reading →: Living In La La LandOn and off for about 9 months now I’ve been living in Los Angeles. I say on and off because although it was short-term I did live in London last month and for a few months before that I was traveling all over the world. I’m finally re-adjusted to living…
Hello,
I’m Breezy
I’m a startup Swiss Army Knife – my skillset includes GTM, AI adoption, AEO and SEO, paid ads, email marketing, content writing, frontend development, event management and design. I’ve built and launched two companies/apps, and helped two more go to market (seed to Series C).
Here on my blog you’ll find articles about things I’ve learned in my experiences in tech, and some outside of it – I’ve also been to 68 countries while working remotely around the world.
